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1 Cherokee syllabary
Система слогового письма для языка чероки; создана Секвойей [ Sequoyah] в 20-е годы XIX века, 85 знаков, с 1828 использовалась для издания газетEnglish-Russian dictionary of regional studies > Cherokee syllabary
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2 Cherokee Syllabary
English-Cherokee transcription dictionary > Cherokee Syllabary
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3 Sequoyah
Просветитель народа чероки [ Cherokee], создавший алфавит из 85 знаков для языка своего племени [ Cherokee syllabary]. Алфавит известен также как "говорящие листья" [talking leaves]; датой его принятия считается 1821. В зрелом возрасте взял себе имя Джордж Гист [Gist, George], владел французским, английским и испанским языками. В 1828 им была основана газета "Чероки феникс" [Cherokee Phoenix], издававшаяся на языке чероки. Крупнейшие и древнейшие деревья Америки [sequoia; California redwood] названы в его честь (на языке чероки - Sikwayi).тж Sequoya, Sequoiah -
4 talking leaves
English-Russian dictionary of regional studies > talking leaves
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